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Prime Cuts TV: How to Fabricate a Whole Filet Mignon

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Uploaded by on Oct 21, 2008

For today's episode of Prime Cuts TV, Joe shows how to fabricate (cut-down) a whole Filet Mignon into individual servings. This is good for when having dinner guests or larger parties as a way to save money but serve high quality steaks.

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  • @Disneyfan4always2008 We're so glad to hear that it helped! We hope that culinary school is going well and if you ever have any questions, feel free to reach out to us :)

    -Justin and Joe

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  • no joke, but damnn you really over butchered that filet!!!!!!

  • @abigailhazsky good story, i can tell your going to do well in life.

  • @Gladiatoren3789 i cant believe you know so much abut meat yet you misspelled steak twice the same way.

  • the "head piece" he is referring to is actually called the roast

  • @12quillemall5321 fillet mignon is the french terminology for eye fillet stakes, the eye fillet is the tender loin located underneath the sirloin, and has the only task of protecting the animals internal organs, therefore it is not exercised while the animal is alive and has a very tender and moist texture when cooked rare to medium rare.

    in the other hand the "ribeye" stake is the cut from the sirloin with the eye fillet still atached to its not as expencive but still of very high quality.

  • I did thus yesterday at work you did a much better job than me.

  • My butcher gave me a special of ribeye tenderloin at $1.99 per pound. It's a large piece of meat. He said they can be sliced into steaks called filet mignon. Is ribeye without the bone, filet migon? It looks like the 12 pounder he sold me at a special, don't tell, price.

  • THANK YOU!!!!! Been ordering from a few places online and was breaking the bank! Found a whole tenderloin yesterday for 25.00 and bought it and thanks to you I know now how to prep it :) You rock!

  • Excellent video. A lot of help. Thank you.

  • I don't have anyformal training , i needed a job and so the chef of the resturant took me in and was teaching me as we went along. He died this last fall before he got to steaks. And as owner ship changed The position of Kitchen manager fell in my lap only becasue i had been there longer and my wilingness to work hard and to go a job , Your Video has really helped me and its like your picking up where He has left off , Thank you very much. This has been So helpfull ..I have so much to learn ...

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